Mudgee BRANCH
Western NSW Region
Assisting our community, locally…
ABOUT US
Can Assist Mudgee was formed in 2008. Based in the small rural town of Mudgee in country NSW, the branch supports cancer patients who reside within Mudgee and other satellite towns in the local area.
We are a community orientated committee who have helped numerous patients needing support at a time when expenses can be overwhelming.
Areas Serviced: Bylong, Cooks Gap, Cooyal, Goolma, Gulgong, Hargraves, Hill End, Ilford, Kandos, Lue, Mudgee, Running Stream, Rylstone, Ulan, Windeyer, Wollar
Financial Assistance
We understand that families struggle to cope with a reduced income as a result of a cancer diagnosis and that they face increased expenses from travel, accommodation and medical costs.
Our Supporters
Our Branch would not exist without our members, volunteers and supporters both from within the community and further afield. We thank them for their contribution.
- Moolarben Coal
- Cudgegong Cruisers
- Mudgee Travel and Cruise
- A1 Earthworks
- Many local businesses
- greenslips.com.au
News & Media
Upcoming Events
There are no upcoming events.
Local Resources & Information
Areas Serviced: Bylong, Cooks Gap, Cooyal, Goolma, Gulgong, Hargraves, Hill End, Ilford, Kandos, Lue, Mudgee, Running Stream, Rylstone, Ulan, Windeyer, Wollar
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🏃♀️ There’s still time to support us in Can Do The Distance! 💚
The challenge concluded on 31 August, but donations close tomorrow at 11:59pm, so there’s still time to show your support.
Our fundraisers across NSW clocked up more than 3,000km together throughout the month — going the distance for country cancer patients. 🛣️
On behalf of our branch, a huge thank you to every fundraiser, donor and member of our community who helped us do the distance this August. 🫶
👉 Head to www.candothedistance.org.au, select our branch and make a donation.
Save the date for 2027! 🎉Registrations open in July.
#CanDoTheDistance #DoTheDistance #CanAssistNSW
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You might be seeing Include a Charity Week popping up this week. But what does it actually mean? 🤔💚
Include a Charity Week is a national Australian campaign encouraging people to think about the causes they care about and consider leaving a gift to charity in their Will.
But what does leaving a gift in your Will actually involve? What can you leave? Does it have to be a large amount? And what about your loved ones?
Swipe through to learn more about gifts in Wills and how you can leave a lasting legacy for people affected by cancer in country NSW.
👉 Want to include our branch in your Will?
Visit: www.canassist.org.au/ways-to-give/leave-a-gift-in-your-will/
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❗️NOTICE OF AGM ❗️
DATE: Tuesday 13 October 2026
TIME: 5:30pm
LOCATION: Lions Club Shed, Mudgee Showgrounds
All positions to be declared vacant. To nominate for executive positions of President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, or to RSVP and obtain details of meeting notice and associated documents, please email mudgee@canassist.org.au
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📣A HUGE shoutout to Colleen and team of wonderful volunteers at the Community Charity Shop in Kandos for their recent donation to our branch. 📣
The Community Charity Shop has continued to support us over the years and we cannot be any more grateful.
Head down to their shop, and check out what they’ve got knowing all funds go back to the community.
Pictured is John Stuart, Joint Treasurer of Can Assist, with Colleen and volunteers from the Community Charity Shop.
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We are so blessed to have these guys, thank you 🙏 🤗🥰💚
Good one 👍
Legends. 💕
A great shop in Kandos with nice people working there.
A wonderful community effort
Well done everyone
Well done guys 🌷🌷🌷
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🔎 What do cancer specialists do every day to look after their own health?
We came across some interesting insights from three cancer specialists and thought they were worth sharing. While there’s no guaranteed way to prevent cancer, understanding the factors that can influence cancer risk can help us make informed choices about our health.
And if you or someone you love is diagnosed with cancer, Can Assist is here to help with practical and financial support to make accessing cancer care a little easier.
This post is for general information only and is not medical advice from Can Assist. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your diet, lifestyle or healthcare.
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Every Can Assist branch has a story.
Meet Leanne. 👋 Leanne is the face of this year’s Can Do the Distance campaign. And just like so many of us, she’s doing the distance for someone she loves: her sister, Ellie.
Ellie was supported by Can Assist Harden and Young throughout her cancer journey, helping her and her family navigate the 5,000km they travelled for treatment. When Ellie’s cancer returned aggressively, she sadly passed away at just 27 years old.
👟This August, Leanne is walking 270km in Ellie’s memory, taking on 10km for every year of her sister’s life. Ellie was passionate about spreading the word about Can Assist so more country families could find the support they need, and find it earlier. Leanne is carrying that message forward with every kilometre.
Maybe you could be the face of next year’s Can Do the Distance campaign? Or perhaps you know someone whose story deserves to be shared?
There’s still time for our local community to get behind our branch and help raise funds to support people affected by cancer right here in our community. ❤️ Give back locally and donate to our branch today: www.candothedistance.org.au
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